question Adding the 'z' to domain names

[LifeRacer]

In what cases adding 'z' makes a domain valuable? For example; LifeInsurancez.com can this domain be treated as a high valued domain? I can see that termlifeinsurancez.com is being quoted for a price of 799 USD.

 

[Rajnish Prasad]

I do have Cakez.net..

 

[LifeRacer]

I do have Cakez.net..

Great, so you have any idea how much it is valued?

 

[Rajnish Prasad]

Great, so you have any idea how much it is valued?

It all depends upon the end user requirement and the keyword.

If you could see.. the word Cake can have Cake.com, Cake.net, Cakes.com, Cakes.net & Cakez.com.
So according to the available domains this the 6th Available domain which makes it a bit valuable and also the keyword "Cake" is worldwide used Term and most sought after.

But at the end the the enduser's requirement is the key and the market which decides the overall value of this domain

 

[RU]

WordWordz.com - reg fee, Wordz.com has some value
e.g. I have Alliancez.com

 

[DNScholar]

S = Z hope you got it

 

[RU]

S = Z

no

 

[Manoj George]

i have newz.xyz

 

[DNScholar]

CARS = CARZ
DOLLS = DOLLZ
PAGES = PAGEZ
GIFTS = GIFTZ
WHEELS = WHEELZ
..etc.

Generally if Z replaces S than value will grow...though not a rule.

 

[venturefile.com]

This only works for .com domain and yes, you can make some good money with it... I sold quite a few of these with the peak being Bagz for $15k... But as stated above, this only works for one worders that can be used as brandables.

 

[.NJ]

Yes.

They need to be .com and the right keyword to hold value.

I personally love branding names with z.

I have a few like Termz.com, Selfz.com, ect....

 

[Gobinath]

Thanks for this thread,
I do many times thought of many words ending with "z", but I am not sure about the value.
Recently i have seen somewhere datingz.com sold for $30K I guess(excuse me if this not a correct figure).
I strongly believe one word ends with z will have descent value.
I have bettingz.Co.UK.
Good luck!

 

[venturefile.com]

Thanks for this thread,
I do many times thought of many words ending with "z", but I am not sure about the value.
Recently i have seen somewhere datingz.com sold for $30K I guess(excuse me if this not a correct figure).
I strongly believe one word ends with z will have descent value.
I have bettingz.Co.UK.
Good luck!

This only works for actual words... Bettings isn't an actual term so bettingz doesn't work at all. Neither does datingz for the same reason I stated above. What would work would be Betz or Datez...

 

[JudgeMind]

In what cases adding 'z' makes a domain valuable? For example; LifeInsurancez.com can this domain be treated as a high valued domain? I can see that termlifeinsurancez.com is being quoted for a price of 799 USD.

Is Life Insuarances with the "s" even valuable? I have never head of life insurance"s" just life insurance

 

[johname]

In general the "Z" needs to be associated with a 'cool' subject and needs to be short. Boyz cool, termlifeinsurancez not cool

Avoid a professional term with a cuteness 'Z' tacked on it.

 

[iowadawg]

People looking for gems are not the ones looking for gemz.
People looking for cakes are not the ones looking for cakez.
Most people use the s.
And though someone said s=z...that is not so in the real world.

 

[LifeRacer]

Is Life Insuarances with the "s" even valuable? I have never head of life insurance"s" just life insurance

Yeah you are right but the z in the Life Insurance could be for
Zone as many people use i for info. And this website here is using a hyphenated version of the same - life-insurancez.co.uk

 

[martworld]

What about measurementz.com and diposablez.com? Do you think it has value?

 

[itsmeyall]

does this apply the same to names that start with i or e?
I see a lot of those two and did consider it to be similar in genre
cat.com
cats.com
catz.com
ecats.com
icats.com

 

[bytedo]

Catz.com sure works. Even icatz.com is in with a shout for some decent in my humble opinion

 

[daj]

lulz

 

[Airship]

What do you think about payoutz (com) ?
Payouts sold for $xx,xxx in 2015.